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Yemen's president asked Trump for military aid, but no pledge was made; oil fell $3.38 to $92.77 on diplomatic hopes.
According to Reuters, which cited two sources, Yemen's president held a conversation with US President Donald Trump on Sunday. During the call, the Yemeni leader requested military assistance, but Trump did not commit to providing such support.
Crude oil prices dropped by $3.38 to $92.77 on Tuesday, driven by optimism that renewed diplomatic efforts might pave the way for the US and Iran to end their hostilities. This decline lifted the broader risk-on sentiment across markets.
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Crude oil futures test a key swing area, giving traders a level to define risk and short-term bias.
Bison Interests CEO Josh Young says oil inventories are depleting and warns of currency debasement, with WTI fair value near $105.
Brent crude jumped nearly 5% to about $105 per barrel on reports of renewed US strikes on Iran, reversing earlier declines.
Oil prices surged amid reports the White House asked the Pentagon for strike options against Iran, raising fears of renewed conflict.